The common goal of Spain’s circular economy implemented both at city and countryside level is to reuse waste, yet local agri-food companies and organisations are aware that this model needs to be adopted gradually in the sector.
Source: www.euractiv.com
The Alpha Wolf and Wolf+ (Wolf Plus) have yet to make it to production, but the California-based startup is already working on an overlanding version of its first all-electric small truck. Alpha Motor Corporation (AMC) has collaborated with German outdoor specialist Heimplanet in creating a bespoke Cloudbreak tent that neatly integrates into the truck bed.
How does a company make sustainability simple enough for the everyday consumer to understand without sacrificing fundamental pieces of the puzzle?
To help maintain the telemedicine growth achieved during the COVID-19 pandemic, UPMC’s chief medical information officer Robert Bart, MD, is focused on opportunities in urgent care, post-operative and prenatal care.
Red Oak encourages other businesses and residents to do as much as they can to “green” their properties and offset their impact on the environment.
Red Oak is proud to announce that it is the first real estate brokerage in the Bay Area to be both carbon neutral and green-certified. Based upon our experience, we encourage other Berkeley businesses, as well as residents, to do as much as they can to “green” their properties and offset their impact on the environment. This is how the process went for us.
Woodland Coffee is about actively addressing the threat of climate change by planting trees in Ireland while also producing fantastic coffee that does not cost the earth! A coffee without compromise. For each case of coffee, a tree will be planted that will absorb carbon from the atmosphere for a more sustainable planet. Choosing Woodland coffee is a small choice today that delivers a lasting legacy for generations to come!
Climate change looks set to claim an unexpected new victim – Britain’s conservatories. They may be a sought-after addition to many middle-class homes but the sun traps can overheat in our increasingly warm summers. As a result, regulations are being brought in that could make conservatories far rarer in new-build houses. From June, any conservatory intended as part of a new development will need to show it will not create ‘unwanted solar gain’. The change is part of a raft of measures aimed at future-proofing homes against summers where temperatures are predicted to reach 40C (104F). Though well above what is currently experienced in Britain, such highs would cause conservatories to become unbearably hot, often increasing the temperature uncomfortably indoors too.